University of Wisconsin Eau Claire - Periscope Yearbook (Eau Claire, WI)

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This oil painting of pioneer life in the Chippewa Valley hangs on the west wall of the Student Union. Former President Schofield arranged for the purchase of the picture for the college. The Student Union is the populor place to read, study, or relax. Here are James Bailey, Naomi Melville, and Arnold McKernon relaxing. Leo Bye, at the Student Union desk, listens to the conversation of Don Hirsch and Mar-velene Duge; Frank Fox looks over the morning's news.

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This portrait of H. A. Schofield, first President of the College, was hung in the Harvey A. Schofield Memorial Student Union Room when the room was dedicated to him last December. Former President Schofield retired January 1, 1941. Don Hirsch is shown at the baby grand piano in tho Student Union. The piano was placed in the Union by the then President Schofield, as a surprise, on the night of the farewell banquet given him by tho students. The magazines in the Student Union are generally in use during the college day. The evidence is provided here by Paul Lamb, Maurice Hanson, and Harry Probst. Page Twenty

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IRENE BASS Rural Diploma A committee of the faculty closely associated with the courses from which Outstanding Seniors were selected for the 1941 Periscope, chose the persons whose portraits are to be found on this and the following page. Irene Bass. Chippewa Falls, was selected as most outstanding In the Rural Education Diploma Course. She has been an active member of the Rural Life Club and is Secretory of the Student Life Committee. Morvelene Duge, Neillsville, chosen from Elementary Education Diploma Course Seniors, has made an excellent record In debate and on the staffs of the Spectator and the Periscope. She has maintained a high scholastic standard in all her studies. She is a feature and editorial writer for the Spectator, and is active in Beta Upsilon. MARVEIENE DUGE Three-Year Elementary Poge Twenty • two